Strait of Hormuz transit accelerates as US-Iran agreement eases tensions; logistics rep says freight rates, insurance costs and risk premiums are declining, though normalization expected to be gradual

China and US seek to roll back tariffs on some agricultural products, aiming to preserve a broader trade truce struck last year

China and the US are seeking to roll back tariffs on some agricultural products as they look to preserve a broader trade truce struck last year.

EU announces new trade measures granting tariff-free access to up to 80% of Armenia's exports to the bloc, deepening economic ties between Brussels and Yerevan.

The European Union has announced new trade measures allowing up to 80% of Armenia's exports to the bloc to enter tariff-free.

UK unsecured loan defaults hit highest level since financial crisis, signaling mounting pressure on household finances

A gauge measuring Britons defaulting on credit cards and other unsecured loans has hit its highest level since the financial crisis, a sign of growing pressure on household finances.

Central bankers at Sintra forum find ally in new Fed chief, signaling potential alignment on global monetary policy direction

In Sintra, world central bankers find an ally in the new Federal Reserve chief.